Thursday 31 January 2013

girlie and guy version of a french memoboard

...and here we go with some more memoboards...no fashion designer inspiration...but again very simple to make, inexpensive and with a lot of variation possibilities...and this time i made a guy version, too...









girlie stuff



                         
                             guys stuff





                       more or less neutral stuff


this is what you need

 





- canvas 30 by 40cm
- fabric, slightly larger than the canvas
- batting, slightly larger than the canvas
- felt, slightly smaller than the canvas
- matching ribbon, about 3 meter
- staple gun and staples
- hot glue gun and hot glue sticks
- optinal brads, buttons or a matching flower



this is what you have to do






- cut your batting big enough to cover your canvas

 




- secure the batting with the staple gun and stretch it slightly






- it should look like this







- cut your fabric big enough to cover the padded canvas






- secure the fabric with the staple gun, stretch it slightly and pay attention to the pattern of the fabric







- it could look like this







- arrange the ribbon on the board, fold one end to the back and staple it







- cut the ribbon a little bit longer than the distance across the border








- stretch the ribbon to the opposite corner, fold the other end to the back and staple it

- repeat with the other ribbons







- optional you can add some brads to the ribbons or just a matching flower







- cut a piece of ribbon as a suspension device and staple both ends







- cut  a piece of felt slightly smaller than the canvas

- attach the felt with the hot glue gun to cover the back of canvas














- attach memos, photos or anything else and enjoy your french memo board     


...and here you can find my inspiration